Week 14 of the very unique 2020 NFL season is here.

With COVID-19 concerns in several games, be sure to check injury reports as we get closer to kickoff. Our experts Drew Dinsick, Dave Tuley and Matt Youmans combine to give their opinions on every game.

All odds as of Thursday evening, from VSiN’s NFL odds page.

Youmans: Thanks to quarterback Derek Carr’s heroics and a gift from the Jets, the Raiders (7-5) remain in the AFC playoff race with a small margin for error down the stretch. The Colts (8-4) are walking a similar tightrope, setting up a meaningful showdown on the Las Vegas Strip. Adding to the intrigue, old rival Philip Rivers hobbles into the game in better form after passing for eight touchdowns with two interceptions in his past four games. As the Chargers’ starter last year, Rivers went 0-6 against AFC West opponents, but he’s reappearing with a much better head coach and supporting cast.

Indianapolis ranks No. 5 in the league in total defense (319 ypg) but may have one more Raiders weapon to worry about with running back Josh Jacobs (ankle) potentially returning. The Raiders produced just 72 rushing yards on 25 carries without Jacobs against the Jets. A lot will be riding on Carr to win this game for Las Vegas, but he’s facing a legitimate defense this week. Colts coach Frank Reich is 6-3 ATS as a road favorite.

Pick: Colts -2.5

Tuley: The Jets can’t find the winner’s circle, but they keep getting in the money as they’ve covered three of their past four games and four of their past five — and we all know they played well enough to beat the Raiders this past Sunday. Meanwhile, the Seahawks lost outright to the Giants as 10-point favorites and have failed to cover four of their past five as their No. 31-ranked defense tends to let teams stick around. In addition, NFL double-digits underdogs are now 11-7-1 ATS (61.1 percent) on the season.

Pick: Jets +13.5

Dinsick: The Carson Wentz era ended with a flop and we finally get to see if Jalen Hurts has the goods, albeit being thrown into the fire against a clear top-three defense in the NFL. Regardless of the opponent, the mobility and decision making presented by Hurts is surely an upgrade over Wentz and should give the Eagles a fighting chance against the NFC-leading Saints.

It appears likely that the Taysom Hill show will continue, as Drew Brees may be better served not playing in cold Philadelphia against a strong defensive line considering his injury. With the limitations of Hill in the passing game and the potential of Hurts injecting some enthusiasm into this team, the Eagles are live on Sunday and worth backing at +7; fair price for me with Hill and Hurts at QB is +6.

Pick: Eagles +7

Tuley: My opinion on Washington has changed more than any other NFL team this season. The so-called Football Team is just 5-7 but tied with the Giants for first in the NFC East (and I’m not even calling it the NFC Least anymore). The defense is still carrying the Team, but Alex Smith and the offense is doing more than I expected at any time this season. I don’t think the 49ers should be favored by a full field goal here, but I’ll take it (note: shop around as some books have been at Washington +3.5 or offering +3 EVEN).

Pick: Washington +3 or better